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Sojourners Magazine: September-October 2025
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In Gaza, Israel uses water as a weapon of war.
Features
Israel has turned God’s most essential provision into a weapon.
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Features
When a retired pastor gives away her inherited farmland, is it gift or reparations?
With humor and hope, Brueggemann saw the world that could be.
And other thoughts from a previously unpublished interview with Walter Brueggemann.
Voices
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Mobilizing Hope
As the recently departed Walter Brueggemann put it, “a new world is coming into being.”
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From The Editors
An introduction to the September-October 2025 issue of ‘Sojourners.’
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Commentary
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Columns
“This is why some people don’t want peace: they make more money from war.”
I still go, even though it’s often easier to join like-minded people beyond church walls.
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Eyewitness
The complex reality a photojournalist wants you to see in Kashmir.
Vision
Vision
Culture
From indigo to periwinkle, Imani Perry’s ‘Black in Blues’ shows the cultural diversity of Africa and Afro-diasporic peoples.
What better time to remember the words of the “prince of paradox” than during a kid’s movie about a dragon slayer who becomes a dragon friend?
Three culture recommendations from our editors.
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Books
“To pay attention, this is our endless and proper work.”
But before the Palestinian American author could write ‘The Hollow Half,’ she had to come back to life.
Megan Giddings’ ‘Meet Me at the Crossroads’ explores mystery by way of seven “uncontrollable, unkillable and unknowable” doors.
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Poetry
A poem.
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Living The Word
September reflections on scripture passages from the Revised Common Lectionary, Cycle C.
October reflections on scripture from the Revised Common Lectionary, Cycle C.
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H'rumphs
The good news is, any moment now we should start laughing.
5 Ways To Protect Your Medicaid and SNAP Benefits
Do You Pray for President Trump? I Do